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   IMERC | May 06, 2006 08:18am | #1

   that's on FM 101 and 102.5....

   it's free too...

   Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming

   WOW!!! What a Ride!

   Forget the primal scream, just ROAR!!!

   
   

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   Edited 5/6/2006 10:04 pm by IMERC

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   Lansdown | May 06, 2006 04:04pm | #3

   ROAR.here in NY the stations seem to always change, one Sunday morning my regular classical station went to hard rock, then another hard rock station went to urban dance.

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   drozer | May 06, 2006 08:31am | #2

   never used it but have been reading how the metal in it can interfere
   with cell phone and wifi signals. something to look into

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   Danno | May 06, 2006 04:19pm | #4

   Ok, I'll try not to give you a smart a$$ answer. I'm not sure about "Quiet Rock", but the Journal of Light Construction had an article about sound attenuation and there was a product that used mass-loaded vinyl to stop sound. You can also screw drywall to resilient channels, but the mass-loaded vinyl was supposed to reduce sound the most.

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   Lansdown | May 06, 2006 04:24pm | #5

   Another possible option is sound dyke board (that goes behind the sheetrock). I've used it successfully to dampen the sound of a piano against an adjacent room.

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   PeteBradley | May 06, 2006 09:14pm | #6

   Quietrock has a website at:

   http://www.quietsolution.com/html/quietrock.html

   I recall eyeballing it a while ago and recall it was *really* expensive. This is a dim recollection though, so if you do price it out, please post what you find.

   Pete

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   Snort | May 06, 2006 11:17pm | #7

   I priced some a month ago, $124.99 4x8 sheet I need a dump truck, baby, to unload my head

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   PeteBradley | May 07, 2006 04:28am | #8

   Ouch!!Next...

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   huddledmass | May 07, 2006 08:07am | #10

   on the website it says the starting price point is 50$ a sheet....which in my neck of the woods is probably 90$ canadian with tax.  A double wall would probably be cheaper.  It's probably special order too as it seems to be a "boutique" product."I hate quotations.  Tell me what you know"  Ralph Waldo Emerson

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   holy hammer | May 07, 2006 04:51am | #9

   I have used Homasote in a recording studio, a massage therapy room, and a nursery.  It is very effective at deadening noise and it's about 18-19 bucks a sheet.

   Constructing in metric...

   every inch of the way.

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   huddledmass | May 07, 2006 08:09am | #11

   that's probably the way to go

    

    

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